Kundalini Reiki International

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Testimonials

"After going thru two KR attunements, I have to compliment you heartily for offering attunements by one of the most authentic and powerful methodologies.

The pristine energy flow is most vividly felt at the corresponding chakra points. Also, thanks for the precise and concise notes, very practical!

Please keep up the great work."

- Swami Jivan Abhinav, India

"I feel both excited and grateful! Moreover, I can function and live and delight in all the wonder of being an expression of God's love as a human!!

I feel as though I have been restored, regenerated, renewed, revitalized!!

Thanks for being a partner on this journey!"

- Carolyn E., New Hampshire

"Thank you very much for the attunement, I'm very happy with it.

Kundalini Reiki is an efficient and simple kind of Reiki. I think that its a good complement to traditional or Tibetan Reiki, but you can learn it without previous teachings.

Kundalini Reiki includes a lot of easy and powerful little techniques, such as the Kundalini Reiki Meditation and Balance.

The distance attunement is very effective, so I think it's a really good idea to learn it if you are interested in energy healing systems"

- Carlos Gimenez, Spain Tibetan/Usui Reiki Teacher

Disclaimer

Reiki (and related modalities) is a natural method of energy balancing for the purpose of stress reduction and relaxation. It can involve "the laying on of hands" although this is not required for Reiki to be effective.

While it can be used entirely on it's own, it is not meant as a substitute for medical, or psychological, diagnosis and treatment. In fact it can readily compliment other forms of therapy.

Practitioners do not diagnose conditions, nor do they perform medical treatment, prescribe substances, or interfere with the treatment of a licensed medical professional, unless they have received training in such a licensed professional practice that supports this. This type of skill is not a part of a normal certified Reiki training program.

Finally, while KRI will work (within reason) to ensure a student/clients satisfaction, no guarantee is expressed or implied and no refunds will be given.

Note

The article below does not necessarily reflect how Kundalini Reiki is practiced, nor is it intended to reflect the medical philosophies or beliefs of the KRI foundership. We present it as general information of interest to our students and other interested parties.

More Cancer Centers and Doctors Encouraging the Use of Reiki

By Joe Bleeker

With groups like the Society of Integrative Oncology, a multi-disciplinary organization of professionals, touting the advantages of complementary cancer treatment and recovery, new methodologies, including Reiki are gaining in popularity. More and more cancer centers and oncologists are beginning to recognize the benefits that these treatments – once dismissed with a snicker by those “in-the-know” – are providing for those who just don’t know where to turn to address issues like the pain and stress associated with cancers such as mesothelioma and its conventional treatments.

Complementary therapies - not to be confused with “alternative” therapies, which are unproven treatments – have gradually made their way to the forefront of cancer care as well-known oncologists who are lauded experts in their field begin to promote these supportive treatments as a natural part of cancer care. Even the National Institutes of Health operates a National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, researching complementary therapies and then recommending proven ones for integration into cancer programs nationwide, including those associated with mesothelioma cancer.

Lately, the ancient form of spiritual healing known as Reiki (pronounced Ray-kee) has earned plenty of attention as a potential complementary therapy for all kinds of cancer, including mesothelioma. Rooted in Tibetan Buddhism, Reiki was “rediscovered” in the early 20th century and became particularly popular in the late 1990s as Reiki Masters began to teach non-Buddhists that life energy flows through all persons, this technique strives to increase the life force energy of a sick individual, therefore helping him achieve better health and happiness.

Like many complementary therapies, Reiki takes a holistic approach – treating mind, body, and spirit – and is safe and natural. Many cancer patients who have tried it note an overall feeling of peace, relaxation, and well-being when the treatment is complete. Totally non-invasive, Reiki therapy involves the laying of hands on the fully-clothed patient by the Reiki practitioner. His/her hands travel through 12 different positions, staying in each place for about 5 minutes for a total of about an hour per treatment. The feeling of invigoration or tranquility results from the fact that Reiki causes the body's molecules to vibrate at a higher intensity, hence, dissolving energy blockages that lead to disharmony and disease, Reiki masters note. This assists in controlling pain, easing stress, or lessening side effects of traditional treatments like chemotherapy, including nausea and other debilitating problems. It is also believed to improve immune function.

With continuous positive reactions from many cancer patients, prestigious cancer centers like Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center offer Reiki classes for cancer patients, including Sloan Kettering mesothelioma patients on a regular basis as well as in-service classes for their hospital staff. Other well-known hospitals to jump on the Reiki bandwagon include Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Columbia Presbyterian, the Yale Center, and Cancer Treatment Centers of America. The list continues to grow as patients use tools like the internet to advertise their positive reactions to this ancient healing art, enticing others to give it a try.

References:

National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicines (http://nccam.nih.gov/)